Campbell Sets New American Stock Car Records At Beach
Sir Malcolm Campbell, famed as a speed king, set new American stock car records on the beach named New Marks Laytora Beach. He broke one mile and five mile marks in a bold beach sprint while his Bluebird remained in its garage due to unsafe conditions. Other racers including Dave Evans and Wild Bill Guzumings were poised to challenge the marks with Ditso powered cars as forecasts of flood tides loomed.
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Laytora Beach
Fis
Malcolim Campbell
Beech Hire
Bluaaird
Speedway
Dave Evans
Indianapolis
Uly
Malcntin
Scrvers
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
Fla
Sir Malcolm
Pigeon Race in Henrietta Set Second Highland Park Meet
Daniels bird AU-32 Lone Star Blue Check hen wins second race of the Highland Park Heming Pigeon club from Henrietta Texas 305 miles. Hillsboro Texas bird Mew 193,628 tiles from Hillsboro in rain time five hours 25 minutes 25 seconds. Louis Taubert, Teeter Petersen finish second and third. Complete standings show multiple birds and owners with scores and placements.
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Henrietta
Faisirs
Highland Park Heming Pigeon Club
Daniels Bird
Texas
Daniels
Hillsboro
Sun- Gay
Louis Taubert Toft
Poe Minut
S. Louis Touhaubert
Teter
Petersen
Tatare
Gass
Gass 768.107. 7. Pf, Rielz HE OW
C. Meyer
Florida shoot yields first in 3 meter team trial
Peters burg Florida Sunday hosted the international Dewar competition with Randle and Kuhn leading the select 400 duty. Rendle Wallaz Ter and Kuhn Bridgenert won first place in the 3 meter team tie match during the mid winter event. Five other teams debated.
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Randle
Kuhn
Florida
Petersburg
Pin
Thurman Rendle
Wallaz
Ter
F. C. Kuhn
Bridgenert
Farill
Fife
Etotham- Fionshin
Rantile
Ice Hockey Scores From Abportated Pren News Note
A garbled ice hockey roundup lists teams such as Chicago New York Americans and Detroit with unclear scores and outcomes. The fragment references the American League and a penal interleague note, mentioning Windsor and other cities in a chaotic, nonstandard OCR passage from 1951.
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Prag Om
Chicaz
New York
Austin Bruins Ready for San Antonio Clash in Texas Loop
Austin Bruins plan a two game swing to San Antonio to face Randolph Field and the Raheers after a key Texas league clash with the Rangers. Manager Paters travels Sunday to set up postponed action, with Friday’s Rangers tilt shaping the standings and potential lineup changes including Jim Riley’s return and Whitey Tomlinson’s comeback.
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Austin Bruits
Stewart Powers
San Antonio
San Antonis Raheers
Handolph Field
Paters
Randolph Field
Rangers
Bruins
Shencmen
Jim Riley
Austin
Rey
Bill Stewart
Whitey ‘Fomlinson
Cate
Hughes
East Texas
Long View
Joe
Harry Allen
Red Mclntozh
Houster
Red Caldwell
Blacks and Reds to play Tuesday at San Antonio Club
The Blacks and the Reds meet Tuesday afternoon at the San Antonio Country Club. HW Bartron will lead the Blacks and Marelay Angrews will coach the Reds. Tee time set for 2:30 with Clarence Midgham, club pro, saying play will proceed unless rain halts the event.
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San Antonio Country Club
Cape
Officials Meeting at YMCA Board of Approved Basketball Officials
District officials convene at the YMCA on Monday night for the Lake District Board of Approved Basketball Officials meeting. All members are invited to attend, with a 30 minute session starting at 6:31 PM.
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Y.M.C.A
Lune Ditriet Board of
Sports Mirror Recaps Odd Totals From The Era
A garbled recap from a bygone sports column mentions football rule changes and penalties for incomplete forward passes. It references Genie Twinney denying a comeback rumor, Jim Slestary earning New York recognition, and a mixed golf scene with Orcutt Englewood and Helen Hicks in a foursome event.
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Associated Fresh
Genie Twinney
Listic
Jimmy Slestary
New York
Ehamgson
Tolunds
al Buffalo
Orcity
Miami
Fia
Feu
Opjay Iss
Uféen Orcutt
Englewood
N. J
Bolt
Willie MacFarruns
Paul Bunyan
Helen Hicks
Dempsey Loses Court Fight With New York Union
New York labor union defeats former world champion Dempsey in a legal dispute over labor practices and union relations at his planned $250,000 restaurant venture. Compromise attempts failed as the union warned of picket lines while Dempsey pursued employing nonunion staff under his own plan.
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Dempsey
New York
Labor Union
Jace Dempsey
Hearreeigny Champloy
Sul Ne
Manues Maier
Jess Willard
Luis Firpo
Unin
Guy
Unian
Trder
Theeuion
Cronin Opposes Night Baseball and Predicts Bold Season
San Francisco dispatch quotes Joe Cronin, Boston Red Sox manager, condemning nocturnal baseball as a fad and arguing day games sustain the sport. He says night play would upset players, threaten the league balance, and doubts a night game culture, while praising pitching depth and the Yanks' strength. Cronin also notes the American League pennant race looks varying with six clubs in contention.
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SAN Francisgq
Fed
Joe Cronin
Ameri~ van Jeague
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Owl
Cronin
St. Tus
Walter Joanson
Lafty Grove
Schurling Rowe
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Senators
White Sox
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Listjacker
Texans Take Polo Series Triumph Over Pacific Coast All Stars
Texas para team, missing Cecil Smith, wins an extra-dubber over the Pacific Coast All Stars to clinch the Polo series. Frank leads with three goals as Roark’s backhand clinches victory in a tense final period. Roark and Midwick Star Aidan Roath are highlighted in a dramatic Riviera country match.
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Los Angeles
Cecil Smit
Texas
Riviera
Clat Smith
Jit
Aidan Roath
Midwick
Frank
Thg
Whtmere
Roark
Cavalcade Scratched From Banta Anita Handicap Run
At Arcadia California February 1 the favored Cavalcade was scratched from the $10,000 Banta Anita Handicap amid fears of a quarter crack injury relapse. Once Derby hero the colt was listed as 3 to 5 in the wagering, leaving Kentucky Derby expectations unsettled and trainers cautious about his condition.
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Arcadia
Call
Srue
Commercials Play Friday In Brambleside High Court
Changes in the Commercial Basket Ball league shift games to Thursday and Friday nights at Bramwenridge High School. The unbeaten International Clubmen face the Alaui Jewels Thursday and MC A Triangles Friday as they vie for second half honors and a title.
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Bramwenridge Hien
Mrenubus
Alauie Jewelers
M.C. A
Prof Dizzy Dean Teaching Pitches At Hot Springs School
In Hot Springs Arkansas on February 19 Prof Dizzy Dean and his wife arrived to lead a pitching department at Ray Moon Baseball School. Dean, a world champion Cardinal hurler, said he expects the Cards to repeat in 19 with another good year.
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Dizzy Dean
Hot Springs
Ark
Dizy Dean
Digfils Wrothes
Paul
Jon Warnexe
Cantaga Guts
Ray Moon
St. Louis Cardinal
Hurier
Santa Anita Bets Exceed Seven Million Dollars
Beulah California's Beulah track Santa Anita Park saw pari mutuel handle reach 1.283 million after 40 days of racing. Mort Shaw, senior official, announced the total as the wet season caused several rain days and reduced betting activity.
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Santa Anita
Banta Anita Park
Cal
Beulhem California
Mort Shaw
Sirnetor
Tolatices
Delancey New Card Holdout With Cardinals
The Post-Dispatch reports Bil Delancey, St Louis Cardinals catcher, has returned his 1933 contract unsigned to the NL champions. His 1934 deal, said to be around 5000 to 8000 dollars by a friend, remains unsettled amid team dissatisfactions with 2895 contracts for Pat Melone and Joe Medwick who have not signed. Delancey, from Greensboro, N. C., began 1934 as backup but earned the starting catching role, batting .316 and catching every World Series game for the Redbirds.
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ST. Louis
Post-Dispatch Cays
Bil DeLancey
S T Louis Cardinals
Ttts
Delancey
Cardinals
Post-Dispayuh
Ecatubor
Gresisboro
N. G
Redbirds
Pat Melone
Joe 'Medwick
Cardinal
Mountain Baseball League to Meet in Kerrville
Mountain Baseball League to meet in Kerrville on February 1 for the third season. Representatives from Bandera Boerne Comfort Fredericksburg and Kerrville plus possibly Johnson City and Blanco are expected. Kerrville’s Roy Trivuther and Nelson Davis lead. Herbert Holchak of Kerrville serves as league official.
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Kerrville
Texas
Cambet
Rory
Brodericksburg
Boerne
Bandera
Comfort
Johnson City
Blanco
Texas Conference Basketball Race Becomes Tight
Abilene Hardin-Simmons hosts a string of wins as Hardin-Simmons Cowboys roll past Payne 49 to 91 and Daniel Baker 48 to 44, then crush Southwestern 40 to 22. Abilene Christian sits mid schedule with five wins and three losses after defeating Daniel Baker and Southwestern.
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Houthwesteen
McMurry
Moward Fayne
Brownwood
Telnaiy Va
Reetown
Austin
Abilene
Daniel Beker
Browns
Hamlin
Sim Isnéns
Amlene
Pantel Baker
Southwest
Geers
Tardin Simms
Taniet Baker Ve. Si
Abilene Christian College
Daniel Baker
Hill Billies
Hardin-Simmons
How- Vari Payne
Southwestern
Abilene Christian
Hill Leads YMCA Scoring Burst in Texas Conference Play
In a week of YMCA league action Abilene's Hill and teammate Anderson battled for scoring honors as Hill totaled 64 conference points across two games. Frost's Benk quintet edged the Cowboys 8 381 in a showcase that featured Gastinger's late heroics and a sequence of lead changes. Ray Byrne poured in 23 for the Cowboys, while Rodrigues and Harsis added key totals for St Henry's and Frost respectively, with Anderson pacing the Comrades in a mixed set of results.
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Abilene
Landon Hill
Wildcats
Elbert Anderon
Weet
Texas
Hill
Andersen
Miller
Trinity Tovity
King of McMurry
Daniel Baker
Gibby Gastinger
Frost Benk
Gene Senz
St. Henry's
MO. A. Comrades
Gastinger
Ray Byrne
Cowboys
Leonard Harsis
Frost
Rodrigues
St Henry's
Anderson
Comrades
Tmneups
THM AG
Parker
Menton
Lesncké
Southwest
Prisnes
Whitehead
Payne
Caneone
Sarria
Methaniel Inket
Alritia
Anna Taranein
Indoor track legends loom over New York meets
Reeded at the New York indoor gathering, old marks face major challenges as Torrance from LSU aims to break the shot put record of 67 feet 1 inch, Hahn and Hornbostel threaten the half mile and mile, Brown and Jennsor pursue high mark bids, while Cunningham Venake and Bonthron clash in the Baxter mile and the pole vault and high jump records look vulnerable to a wave of rising performers.
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New York
Alka
Torrance
Hetel Moth
Louisiana State
Fan Sexton
Lloyd Hahn
Charles ¢Chuck
Hornbostel
Intidna
Hallmiler
Perlags
Elton Brown
Hahonas
Pittsburg
Hap
Toilexe
Brown
Boston A. A
Thorndostel
Hag
Alan Hellfrich
Glenn Cunningham
Cunningham
Bill Bonthron
Gene Venake
Bonthen Samed
Cothelius Jennsor
George Epite
Walter Marty
Johnson
Crooks Wins Southeastern Outboard Rotorboat Title
Sammy Crooks of Runison, North America, captures the National Intercollegiate Glass A crown and wins the southeastern outboard rotorboat championship at the Trout River regatta. He won on points after leading in heat two and finishing strong in heat one amid rough dirt track conditions.
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Crooks
Jacksonviile
Pla
Sammy Crooks
Runison
N A
Trout River
Guy Sundt Named Spears' Assistant Coach
Madison Wis Feb 3 The athletic board announced Guy Sundt star halfback and Wiss coast football captain has been named first assistant to Head Football Coach Glenn Spears at the Spears program Sundt replaces departing aide with Spears' staff and marks a leadership move for the team ahead of the season
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Guy Sundt
Spears
Madison
Wiz
Wiss Coast
Ter Ot
Glarenne W. Spears
Army League Action Sparks Fort Worth Houston Court Night
The Ninth Infantry and Heiry face off in the Army league feature, with The Manchus and the Fliers in the second game. B gaille leads the 7 o'clock double header between Second Field Artillery and twenty third Infantry while Randolph Ramblers lose 54 to 44 to Squadron 14 at Galveston. Rogers Henddricks and Christie pace scoring with strong performances.
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Ninth Infantry
Fortham Houston
Fliers
Gaille
Second
Field Artillery Brigade
Twenty-Third Infantry
Randolph Fick Ramblers
Fort, Crockett
Rogers
Henddricks
Fort Crockett
Boinls
Christie
Randolph
Layton to Perform Three Hours of Pool This Monday
Johnny Leyton, the 11 time holder of the three cushion world title, will appear at Navetro club from 7 to 8 30 and later at the Dixie Style from 8 45 to 10 o clock. Fans will have time to see him during these exhibitions lasting three hours.
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Johnny Leyton
Navetro Club
Dixie Yle
Crisler Signs Five-Year Contract at Princeton
Confirmation from Trernational News Service and Universal Service last week that Herbert "Frite" Crisler signed a five year contract as Princeton University's head football coach. Elton E. "Bad" Wie man is also signed for five years as assistant. No salary change expected. other coaches likely to one-year deals.
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Princeton
MM G
Terenart
Universal Servine
Herberk
Frite
Crisler
Princeton University
Grish
Ale
Stephen F. Austin to host Texas Bobcats in key conference clash
Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks defend their Lone Star conference standing tonight at San Marcos against Vic Southwest Texas Teachers College Bobcats in their fourth meeting this season.
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Stephen F. Austin
Bobcats
San Marcos
Tex
Jeadine Lumberjacks
Vic Southwest Texas Teachers College Bobcats
Tams
Big Ten Basketball Race Tightens With Key Showdowns
Chicago action centers on Purdue leading the standings as Indiana Iowa Minnesota Michigan and Ohio State chase. Purdue aims for sole possession, Indiana seeks to rebound from recent losses while Wisconsin and Illinois stay in the hunt. Tonight’s schedule features Marquette at Ohio State Columbus Wisconsin at Illinois Minnesota at Michigan and Purdue at Temple in non conference play.
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Chicago
Pardue
Bolleriigkers
Bate St Tall Sacs
Tadiana
Wisconsin
Tlhoig
Sors Inthans
Pozilion
Boilermakers
Hoasiers
Iowa
Idiawa
Minnesota
Purdue
Fordham
Marihwestian
Ohio State
Galumbus
Wissonain
Michigan
Temple
SMU to Miss Aggie Game Likely UCLA Clash May Open
SMU likely will skip its annual showdown with Texas A and M and instead join UCLA for a football Armistice Day game in Los Angeles. The Aggies may propose December 7 as a possible open-date matchup if both schools agree, with MU head coach Wythe and Mally Bell referenced in reports.
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Dallas
Fea
Southern Methodist University
Texed A
SMU
Los Angeles
Calif
University of California
M. A
Texas Aggies
Aggies
Mally Bell
Fredericksburg Giants Baseball Reorganizes for 1985 Season
Fredericksburg Glais baseball club reorganized at a well attended meeting of players and fans. Most 1934 season roster signed. rookies applying for tryouts. Felix F. Saenger reelected manager. Alber E. Kiet named president. Willa Pytmesky vice president. Edgar Marythall secretary treasurer. Directors named. hopes to again enter Mountain Baseball League, which they won in 1994.
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Parusrigksburg
Fredericksburg
Edgar Stroeher
Otto Kolemejer
Felix Saenger
Robert Klinglehoefer
Roman Pater
Harry Reberena
Eilx Stehling
Otto Stoffers
Remy Procknaw
W. H. Behaefer
Harry McFarland
Giants
Mounfain
Felix Baenger
Edger Marschall
Albert B. Klett
Edgar Sirneffer
Jocsi Club
Players Signed Up by Oklahoma City Team
The Oklahoma City Texas league baseball team announces new signings Alum Hilly Baneton and Eddie Hock. J. Hyon, secretary, confirms additions of Jim Keasey at first base and The Cummings of Atlanta as a nutflettier, with Keasey currently in San Francisco.
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Oklahoma
City
Oklahoma City
Hilly Baneton
Eddie Hock
Okishoma City
BE. J. Hyon Paries
Sath
Atlaita
Jim Keasey
Haw
San Francisco
Big Six Basketball Conf standings and results
AP reports the Big Six standings with Oklahoma and Kansas state matchups. Nebraska and Kansas share late-season wins. Iowa State and Missouri strong showings noted. Weekend results include Oklahoma at Norman and Kansas at Lawrence with bracket implications. Mikkelsen wins a ski championship in Connecticut.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Town
Kansas State
Nebraska
Inca State
Oklshome
Norman
Kanes
Lawrence
Bridse
Kansas
Manhattan
Drakesa
Towa Ames
Klehoma
Tawk State
Aur
Nebradin
Washburn
Kanssa State
Misaohrd
Towa State
Four-man Bob Sled Teams Race Down Mt Van Hovenberg
At Lake Placid New York during February four-man bobsled trials set fast times as Ivan Brown of Keaton Keene Valley posted an impressive one minute 84.8 seconds for a mile and a half run and others like Gilbert Colgate Hubert Stevens and Derma Fox chased the top spots in the bid for Uncle Sam's 1938 Olympic team.
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Lake Plagid
Fen
van Oyenberg
Uncle Saty
Ivan Brown
Keathy Keene Valley
Tlreir
Sxiil
Ava. U
Wade
D. Hubert Stevens
Placit
United States
Brown Deerat
Gilbert Colgate
New York
Yale University
Brown
Colgate
Ike Brown
Gurtis Stevens
A. A. U. Ile
Hubert
Derma Fox
Bronx
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ALTON
Qaget
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Setigan
Sports Mirror
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Earle Combs
Ban Trancisco
Hostah Red Sox
Ted
Dick Bartell
New York Giants
Bar+tek
Texans
YMCA
Army League
Layton
BIG Ten
Todlana
Nye
UCLA
BIG Six
Mikkleson
Strand Mekkleson
Greenfield
Mass
Massachusetts
Anton Lekang
New Haven
Mt. van Hovenberg
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